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2muchcoffeeman
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Comment #49131423
A BMW is like a flagship smart phone. It looks like luxury, but everyone has them.
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Comment #49106861
People aren’t rational. They want to have less regulations so there’s more freedom to do what you want and then in the same sentence complain about enshittification.
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Comment #48962850
I still run a 2014 Mac mini and a 2012 MacBook air
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Comment #48840243
That sort of stuff is bullshit I assume meant to boost the interviewer’s ego. Anyone can come up with shit like that given time to prepare or the internet. Unless you work in some …
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Comment #48810783
Can you share prompts and the output? I’ve tried building fairly simple models and it doesn’t grasp that I am building a solid object.
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Comment #48802879
What was your prompt and what did you design. I’ve tried Gemini (paid) in the past with openscad and then designed the same object myself and I was 10 times faster
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Comment #48767825
I agree. But the moto has always lacked any aspiration about how they should do good or make the world better. “Don’t be evil”. Who thinks they are being evil? No one.
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Comment #48761859
The author is not cynical enough. Do you going around telling people how virtuous you are? No, good people just try and be good. The slogan was a red flag right from the start.
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Comment #48745616
The best models are clearly all from US companies. But I think what you’ll see is people making sure the model they use can just be plugged into their workflow. I used to use Gemin…
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Comment #48730168
You mean that one day all the Epstein files will change to no longer contain countless mentions of Trump? How do you supposed this will happen? Through destruction of evidence or t…
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Comment #48729952
False equivalency. Trump constantly says whatever he wants in plain contradiction to verifiable facts: The strait is open! We win the war! I’m not in the Epstein files!
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Comment #48614758
I bought mine 10 years ago, maybe longer. Never had to do anything. Super useful when we need it.
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Comment #48609761
What happens when the reader is wrong?
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Comment #48609036
People keep bringing this up as though it’s a counter argument. Yes, things will have to change. That’s the idea.
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Comment #48587452
Doesn’t China have SMRs?
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Comment #48552438
>* Is it the YouTube algorithm's fault? Or viewer preferences? I think YouTube would be happy to recommend the videos to more people if more people watched them.* I always got garb…
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Comment #48534683
You can still choose not to buy the “authentic“ good can’t you?
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Comment #48443725
Yes! Always run some numbers in your head. People will sometimes pick percentages or numbers in an attempt to bolster their arguments. Don’t buy it, work it out for yourself.
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Comment #48430182
Those are just products who cares? I think the GP is alluding to understanding the fundamental way a thing works.
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Comment #48423283
I think you need to ask what you actually want to do with the AI. If you want to be a researcher and come out with the next breakthrough, get ready to go back to school and learn s…
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Comment #48393934
I shouldn’t need an agent to configure it. Is this the new “just compile it from source”?
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Comment #48390564
I used Linux for a long time. I still prefer it. But I can’t justify the extra work. Last time I tried to move back to Linux, I spent far too long admiring the machine. This was on…
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Comment #48377548
Wow. Bringing up murder and hitler when talking about piracy. Some parts of the internet are truly eternal. None of this is new. None of your ideas are unique. Stop attempting to d…
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Comment #48364350
I truly feel old when we are rehashing the same thing that happened when TPB, Limewire etc were taking off. Down to the arguments being made why this is “theft”. I also can’t belie…
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Comment #48363783
Microsoft has built some good hardware over the years. The problem with this is that it runs windows. The hardware is probably nice.